More than 150 people died in the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta.

Omissions

• The exact death toll is contested: some sources report 142–145 deaths (Público, LaSexta, Telecinco), while others cite lower official figures of 72–96 (El Periódico, RTVE: '82 fallecidos en España y 14 en Marruecos').
• No primary official statistic (e.g. from the Government Delegation in Ceuta or the Spanish Ministry of the Interior) was located in the search results; all figures come from secondary news outlets.
• The claim does not specify a time period; the figures relate to the July–August 2026 Ceuta migration crisis, which is consistent with the session date of 15 September 2026.
• The geopolitical attribution (blaming Morocco, together with the United States and Israel, for 'geopolitical interests') is a political interpretation, not a verifiable factual datum.
• Some sources note that, alongside the confirmed dead, there were reports of missing persons, which could raise the total, but this was not quantified as a confirmed figure.

Sources

• SecondaryPúblico (opinion column '145 muertes y todo lo demás sobre Ceuta')Column title: '145 muertes y todo lo demás sobre Ceuta'; text refers to 'el cruce de frontera en Ceuta de entre 70.000 y 80.000 marroquíes y subsaharianos'.
• SecondaryLaSexta'Al menos 142 personas perdieron la vida durante el intento de cruzar la frontera entre Marruecos y Ceuta.'
• SecondaryTelecinco'los fallecidos hasta el momento se cifran en 142, aunque hay al menos un centenar de ...'
• SecondaryRTVE'Actualización de la tragedia migratoria en Ceuta: 82 fallecidos en España y 14 en Marruecos. Solo 4 cuerpos identificados y más de 100 detenidos.'
• SecondaryEl Periódico'El Gobierno sitúa la cifra oficial de muertos en 72, aunque ...'